英语词组slip up是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

slip up

to make a mistake.

It was unusual for him to slip up that way and forget a meeting.

Phr V

slip up

slips, slipping, slipped

slip up

informal to make a mistake

These figures don't make sense - have we slipped up somewhere?

slip-up

noun informal

I want this job done properly. We can't afford any more slip-ups.

slip up

1. verb To blunder; to make a mistake or an error. I think I slipped up and sent the check to the wrong address. Wow, it looks like the accountants must have really slipped up this time.

2. verb To interfere with someone or their ability to do something; to cause someone to make a mistake or an error. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "slip" and "up." I have to concentrate while I do this, so please don't talk and slip me up! She always uses intimidation tactics to try to slip up her opponents.

3. noun A minor mistake, blunder, or mishandling. In this usage, the phrase is usually hyphenated. He's had one too many slip-ups in the office, so I think we have to let him go. He was overcharged due to a slip-up on our end.

slip up something

to climb something, slipping along the way. The hikers slipped up the wet slope. Ted slipped up the stairs, tracking mud and water as he went along.

slip up

to make an error. I hope you don't slip up again. Try to be more careful.

slip up

Make a mistake, blunder, as in I slipped up and gave the invitations to the wrong people. [Mid-1800s]

slip up

1. To make a mistake or blunder; err: I slipped up when I said my plane would arrive at 6:00 am—I meant 6:00 pm.

2. To cause someone to make a mistake or blunder: The change in plans slipped me up and I went to the wrong subway station. The false clue slipped up the detective.

slip (up)

1. in. to make an error. Don’t slip up and pay this bill twice, please.

2. and slip(-up) n. an error. That was a silly slip-up. I’m sorry.

slip(-up)

verb

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词组	slip up
释义	Idiom slip up to make a mistake. It was unusual for him to slip up that way and forget a meeting. Phr V slip up slips, slipping, slipped slip up informal to make a mistake These figures don't make sense - have we slipped up somewhere? slip-up noun informal I want this job done properly. We can't afford any more slip-ups. slip up verb to make a mistake US, 1855 phraseslip up slip up to make a careless mistake, especially when you are doing your job or playing a game: Unless Manchester United slip up badly, they're sure to win the European Cup. Your lawyer slipped up on an important detail - that's why the prosecution failed.slip-up n C a careless mistake: I'm afraid there's been a bit of a slip-up over arranging your contract. slip up 1. verb To blunder; to make a mistake or an error. I think I slipped up and sent the check to the wrong address. Wow, it looks like the accountants must have really slipped up this time. 2. verb To interfere with someone or their ability to do something; to cause someone to make a mistake or an error. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "slip" and "up." I have to concentrate while I do this, so please don't talk and slip me up! She always uses intimidation tactics to try to slip up her opponents. 3. noun A minor mistake, blunder, or mishandling. In this usage, the phrase is usually hyphenated. He's had one too many slip-ups in the office, so I think we have to let him go. He was overcharged due to a slip-up on our end. slip up something to climb something, slipping along the way. The hikers slipped up the wet slope. Ted slipped up the stairs, tracking mud and water as he went along. slip up to make an error. I hope you don't slip up again. Try to be more careful. slip up Make a mistake, blunder, as in I slipped up and gave the invitations to the wrong people. [Mid-1800s] slip up v. 1. To make a mistake or blunder; err: I slipped up when I said my plane would arrive at 6:00 am—I meant 6:00 pm. 2. To cause someone to make a mistake or blunder: The change in plans slipped me up and I went to the wrong subway station. The false clue slipped up the detective. slip (up) 1. in. to make an error. Don’t slip up and pay this bill twice, please. 2. and slip(-up) n. an error. That was a silly slip-up. I’m sorry. slip(-up) verb See slip up
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